Topic: trusted recovery agent (Read 339 times)

I can clearly tell you for a fact that RecoveryBureauC (at)g m ail, c0m is the best cryptocurrency recovery agent to recover your lost or stolen crypto assets. He’s a total pro and genuine. He got back my stolen 4 BTC from shady investment platform

It's probably to avoid spam filters for links, most social networks/message boards has them. In some platforms, typing the whole email address as it is (including the symbols) turns them into clickable links which is why they had to word the symbols for the email address to slip pass the spam filters. But I highly doubt they are actually aware of what kind of link gets automatically removed in bitcointalk, they probably just assumed it could be omitted (from past experiences probably) in order to save them time since these scammers have to spam the same thing in as many platforms as they can.


Another recovery scam attempt... Another big claims backed by absolutely nothing. Furthermore, guaranteed recovery of stolen funds is just straight up impossible. When you're investigating the unknown, there's no way to know what awaits you...

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Dude, are you unable to activate symbols on your keyboard, or have you never been to school?
The fnckin unknowneyepdotprotonmailcom is just another scammer service who doesn't know how to write properly They will fail to trick the victim

i met this Russian dude oleksander bodhan on tor he's re thorough with that shit ong would have posted pictures if i could he helped me recover 235bnb on my metamask unkowneyep at protonmail dot com he took a percentage tho they laundered my money through tornado cash dude got it back and got them mf's blacklisted.

Only if they haven't learned anything from that experience cause a learned person should at least be skeptic of strangers especially over the internet.

oh and i did search for that one as well bc looking up crypto mundo and shades brought back nothing (not surprised) so I tried with the email addresses and yes, it's the same thing, spammy reviews and email address only. No legit business has only email addresses to show their clients.

search for [email protected]

hell lot of positive reviews in such a way that u will definitely fall again

What kind? I could only find reviews like this AKA SPAM.


It's all the same script. Start with a sob story and ends with contact this email address they can help you. You see a lot of them posting it in off-topic places which means they are there to promote rather than to help. There's only their email address and spammy reviews, now that is far from reputable... In fact, you should avoid them.

You've already got your answers. Most people here have advised you not to go that route but to contact the authorities.
Why do you insist on so-called "recovery agents" even though you have been advised that there is no such service? Do you wish to be scammed further?

The best way to say it is the:

THERE ARE NO LEGITIMATE RECOVERY AGENTS.
NONE-ZERO-ZILCH-THEY DO NOT EXIST.

At times the government MAY be able to track people down and you MAY get your BTC back after it all goes through court.
For MASSIVE amounts of BTC and we are talking about $100000+ amounts. You might find some private investigators to track those responsible down and you might be able  to take them to court to get some money back after spending a lot of time and your own money. But beyond that no.

Even if you track your coins to a large regulated exchange they will not do anything without legal documents. So you are going to have to spend a lot of money on lawyers and blockchain analysis work to prove that those coins were yours.

-Dave

i agree with ur point but at the same time not most of the people will give positive reviews on successfully of btc recovery
if u google the word Crypto mundia or Crypto shades these 2 are more familier in BTC recovery
u just give a try then u will find amazing on seeing the reviews of so many people
i could not trust blindly hence i am posting emails in this forum so that i can get the right reviews eventually lead to right path

I am not sure who those emails belong to. Are they supposed to be for companies that claim they are successfully recovering stolen/lost coins, or are those people who have used such services "successfully"? Anyone can create a Gmail and yahoo account. That doesn't mean their stories are fake, but it also doesn't mean they are true. Shilling and providing fake feedback is done to trick more people into believing that it's a legit business. But anyone can write how they used Company X, how trustworthy they are, cheap, and professional. Don't trust anything you see online, especially when it's about crypto or the recovery of funds, keys, seeds, etc. 

according to information from the site https://www.scamadviser.com/ they provide the following reviews;
- Why does aramezglobal.com have an average to good trust score?
aramezglobal.com is very likely not a scam but legit and reliable.

- Our algorithm gave the review of aramezglobal.com a relatively high score. We have based this rating on the data we were able to collect about the site on the Internet such as the country in which the website is hosted, if an SSL certificate is used and reviews found on other websites.

- The rating of the website indicates the site is safe to shop and leave your data. However, we cannot guarantee that the site is a scam. Many websites look legit but are in fact fake. Before you shop at a site you do not know, check the website manually.

and https://www.justanswer.co.uk/
- I been scammed by GlareMarkets company and Aramezglobal.com I really didn't know who can helped me. Do I'm in right person can help
JA: Where are you? It matters because laws vary by location.
Customer: Hong kong right now
JA: What steps have you taken so far?
Customer: Just asked helped to recover my money and been contacting Aramezglobal.com but they only get the fee for processing but no solutions
JA: Is there anything else the Lawyer should know before I connect you? Rest assured that they'll be able to help you.
Customer: all details from GlareMarkets receipt made they already seen paid through bitcoin Machine

but all is returned to you whether you can believe it or not because it needs to be proven and waiting for more valid information from those who have experienced it firsthand.

Nope, go to the police station right now and report your case.
Listen kid, we'll always say "no" if there's really no hope for you to use a recovery service. If you are still insisting on getting people to say "yes", you are in the wrong place. Other forums will probably answer that way, but you will only get further scams.

The suggestions so far that you should read and do:

etc...

And try to change your question, like "how do I start the process of making my report to the police?". Then we may be able to help you complete your report needs.

i agree but i could see lot of people recovered by contacting the people like

[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]

even if u google these emails those are popular in recovery of btc kindly clarify

Want to say just stay away. It's quite ridiculous to recover funds from online investment without legal authority. And if its cryptocurrency investment then quite impossible to recover without arresting the scammer. So this kind of site is just a space for a second scam. They will eat your money again or steal your credentials. Just take a lesson from your past mistakes and avoid such recovery sites.

All great replies and hopefully you’ve read them all OP
It appears you’ve had a bad experience, but be careful and try not to throw good money/BTC after bad .
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.59305271
I do feel for you, but unfortunately you may have to let this one go …. unless some other more technical and resourceful and (possibly) charitable members can help out .

Just to follow up on that... There is a same phone number on the aramezglobal website as well as in the contact information at: meteoricfinance.com.

The site contains the same verbatim text in some parts as some other sites of a similar character, which is a clear sign of something fishy, such as:

The testimonials are fake:

Jane Walles is really jane Richards Montealegre.
Jack Smith is really a stock image used in dozens of sites such as this one.

No need to further pursue to notice that this is a bunch of crap.
 

Just to add!

There is also one reddit account^[1] that is actively promoting aramezglobal.com with repettetive messages whenever someone complains about the necessity for bitcoin or other crypto account recovery. When you encounter shillers from a forum, you can bet they're being paid to promote their shady company.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/user/Jessica3462/

In addition to what Mbitr said, looking the domain name up on https://www.whois.com/whois/aramezglobal.com and it shows that the company is barely 6 months old and lots of information about the owners and its registration are not available, this raises more red flags and I would definitely not be revealing any information to that platform.

What happened to your Bitcoins that you need a recovery firm? Did you lose your recovery phrase/private key/passphrase or something similar that unlocks your coins? Or was the Bitcoin stolen from a fake wallet, exchange, or some other hot wallet. If it's the latter, there is almost no chance that you will get your money back if the thief knows what he is doing. But even if he doesn't, you would have to include law enforcement to get anywhere. If you lost your entire seed, there is nothing you can do. If you lost just a few words or a few characters from a private key, there are various types of software that can help with recovery.

My suggestion is that you explain exactly what happened. That would help to suggest what you can do next.    

Since the agent you were asking about doesn't look good from what Mbitr wrote, I recalled a recent story on the news of a happy ending with a woman named Rhonda getting her lost bitcoins back. Keep in mind, though, that she had the password and was missing some symbols of her wallet identifier. If you lost the passphrase and don't know the password (depends on the wallet, but some do have both of these and allow recovering the money based on one of them), nobody can do the impossible and get you your money. Anyway, that story involved hackers who use their skills for good, and since there's a big success story with them, I thought you might want to try contacting them.
Here's the article about that story on BBC. This story mentions Chris and Charlie Brooks, and by doing some googling I found the website of what seems to be their company (please double-check everything before proceeding, though): https://cryptoassetrecovery.com/about-us/. I don't know if they're good or not, I've never used their services. I'm only sharing it because of a story I read in the news, and it was discussed on the forum. And they do seem to have a fair reputation on Trustpilot. Good luck with your funds, op!

A lot of red flags here - IMHO - steer clear

1.The reviews don’t look good
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/aramezglobal.com
2. 38.2/100 On scam detector
https://www.scam-detector.com/validator/aramezglobal-com-review/
3. NOT registered at Companies House UK
4. Business address is a residential Terrace House in Manchester

Hope this helps 

Can someone pls confirm is aramezglobal.com a trusted bitcoin recovery firm